I didn't say so at the time, because you seemed to feel it enough yourself.

But I did like your owning up to it," and here Mrs.
March thought it time to trot out her borrowed battle-horse again.

"My husband always says that if a person owns up to an error, fully and faithfully, as you've always done, they make it the same in its consequences to them as if it had never been done." "Does Mr.March say that ?" asked Burnamy with a relenting smile.
"Indeed he does!" Burnamy hesitated; then he asked, gloomily again: "And what about the consequences to the other fellow ?" "A woman," said Mrs.March, "has no concern with them.

And besides, I think you've done all you could to save Mr.Stoller from the consequences." "I haven't done anything." "No matter.

You would if you could.